All your favorite sports, in one place
Free to download to your ANdroid phone or tablet device, the WatchESPN app lets you keep up to date with your favourite sports, up to the minute news and the latest developments in league tables and tournaments.
You can enjoy live streams of essential games and panel discussions, as well as enjoy 24/7 access to all of ESPN’s channels and stations, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN3 and the Longhorn Network. Enjoy regional favourites or foreign language specialist channels, or lock in on your favourite shows and tournaments so you never miss a second of the action, wherever you are in the world.
The WatchESPN app lets you enjoy live streams of the schedules, as well as explore a growing library of clips and classic videos at the touch of a button. Relive magic moments from popular sporting matches, or dust off chat show gems to see your sporting heroes sum themselves up in their own words. If you’re too busy to browse through the entire library, opt for the highlight and cliff notes to get all the news and updates you need, on demand.
As long as you’re signed up to a provider or package that offers ESPN, you’ll be able to use your login details to access all content through the WatchESPN app. Customers of Comcast, Charter, Cox, DirecTV and Time Warner can all enjoy ready access to their favourite shows and ESPN scheduling, from wherever they want. Offering smooth playback and premium performance across mobile devices, you’ll be able to enjoy your favourite games and sports content uninterrupted so long as you’ve got a dedicated internet connection.
Never miss a second of the sporting action with NFL Monday Night Football and the NBA Season and Playoffs. If golf’s more your thing, keep clued up on the latest action from The Masters and Open Championship, or see how your favourite baseball team is getting on in the Major League. From college football to premier leagues, you’ll be able to watch thousands of matches and playoffs every season, or keep up to date with popular discussion and panel shows like First Take, College GameDay, Mike & Mike and SportNation.
